Each garment is a narrative—meticulously handmade, deeply considered, and designed to transcend seasons and borders. 

Inspired by the principle of biomimicry, we study natural textures, growth patterns, and surfaces to design fabrics and garments that respond to the body and environment — breathable, durable, and regenerative. 

Khanijo actively sources handwoven, natural, and biodegradable fibers from traditional clusters across India — from Kala cotton in Kutch to Ahimsa silk in Assam and Indigenous wool from Ladakh. 

We collaborate with artisan communities and weaver cooperatives, building long-term relationships based on fair wages, transparency, and creative co-ownership. 

Many of our textiles are developed through revived weaving techniques, regional dye processes, and labor-intensive handwork, preserving cultural knowledge that might otherwise be lost